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One of the MOST important concepts to remember when dealing with an adult patient who has a stoma is:

A properly sized oropharyngeal airway should measure from the patient’s

Proper technique to suction your patient’s airway includes

Two rescuers are assisting ventilations on an unconscious patient. If one rescuer compresses the bag-valvemask, the other rescuer should:

Your partner is performing rescue ventilations. How often should he breathe for the adult patient?

What sound would a lower airway obstruction produce?

Which sequence correctly traces the path that oxygen takes from the atmosphere to the lungs?

You are assessing breathing. Which of these signs is just as important as the respiratory rate?

A 34 year old man is saying he is choking. You note stridor and hoarseness in his voice. What should you do?

You are attempting to ventilate an apneic patient with a bag-valve-mask, but you are unsuccessful. Air is leaking around a poor mask seal on the face. What should you do NEXT to improve ventilations if you suspect a neck injury?